Wow, I need to practice more! Amazing sound and playing.

May be a silly question, but is this two tracks - one for the base?  Lovely song.

Great song from a great guitarist ! R.I.P. John !

Here is a highly personalized version of Fahey's traditional tune.

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John Fahey - Poor Boy Long Ways From Home (Open D Tuning)

Contemporary Noise Sextet - Zero Gravity

The Gnostic Trio (John Zorn) — Prelude 1. The Middle Pillar

Taken from the album 'So What If Im Standing In Apricot Jam' deluxe reissue out on 4th Dec 2015 with brand new tracks.

Howard Eynon - Shadows & Riff

Immerse yourself in 'Mystic Voices: A Lores Fusion', where the ethereal whispers of ancient lore blend seamlessly with the spontaneous magic of piano improvisation. This track features an ensemble of mystical voices that elevate the hauntingly beautiful melodies, creating a lush soundscape that transports listeners to an otherworldly realm. Each note and vocalization is infused with a sense of mystery and enchantment, perfect for those seeking a deep, contemplative auditory experience.

Mystic Voices: A Lores Fusion

In partnership with the French National Audiovisual Institute (Ina), FUNK IN FRANCE: From Paris to Antibes (1969-1970) is the first official, previously unissued live recordings of legendary guitarist Grant Green in over a decade. This deluxe 2CD & 3LP set brings together a collection of recordings of Green captured at the ORTF studios in Paris on October 26, 1969 with bassist Larry Ridley and drummer Don Lamond, also including jazz guitar legend Barney Kessel comping behind Green on the beautiful “I Wish You Love;” plus full concert recordings from June 18 and 20, 1970 at the Antibes Jazz Festival featuring saxophonist Claude Bartee and organist Clarence Palmer, who both played on Green’s classic 1969 Blue Note album Carryin’ On, and drummer Billy Wilson. The ORTF studio session was taped for a radio broadcast produced by legendary French producer André Francis, and the Antibes recording was taped less than a month before Green’s first live release Alive! on Blue Note Records. Both performances showcase Green’s early transition to a heavier, funkier sound as he entered the 1970s. This is the first time any of these songs from the Carryin’ On and Iron City albums are being made available as live performances and represent his earliest live recording as a leader. The 48-page booklet for Funk in France includes essays by the renowned Blue Note Records discographer, writer and executive producer of this album Michael Cuscuna, along with producer Zev Feldman of Resonance and Pascal Rozat of Ina; interviews with Soulive guitarist Eric Krasno, the legendary organist Dr. Lonnie Smith, Grant Green’s eldest son Greg Green (aka Grant Green Jr.) and the organist from the Antibes concerts, Clarence Palmer; plus memorabilia and previously unpublished photos by French photographers Christian Rose and Jean-Pierre Leloir taken at the ORTF studio 104 and Antibes Jazz Festival, as well as jazz photography icon Chuck Stewart.

Funk in France: From Paris to Antibes (1969-1970)

Grant Green - I Don't Want Nobody To Give Me Nothing (Open The Door, I'll Get It Myself)

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Where Do You Start

Brad Mehldau Trio: "Jam"

Medeski Martin & Wood - Last Chance To Dance Trance (Perhaps)

C Jam Blues

C Jam Blues (1942 Take)

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I am a tabula rasa, a blank slate.
Everything is new to me.
I am a Stranger in a Strange Land. 

John Fahey - Poor Boy Long Ways From Home (Open D Tuning)

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